Inuyasha Related Games

If you know you're in the market for a very lengthy and ultimately satisfying RPG and know you can get over the visuals, you owe it to yourself to give Dragon Warrior VII a try.

If you value the gameplay that really makes an RPG what it is, you'll find a lot to like in Tales of Destiny II.

The PAL version of Final Fantasy Anthology contains Final Fantasy IV and V.

Never before have technology, playability, and narrative combined as well as in Final Fantasy VII.

Final Fantasy IX serves as a coda to the series as you know it - it's a summation of everything that players have enjoyed about the past ten years of Final Fantasy games.

While it's a good first try, Sony's inexperience with the genre shows through, resulting in a highly generic RPG with some out-of-this-world FMV.

Suikoden II brings nothing new to the genre, but it executes well enough that no one will really care.

Grandia is every bit as worthwhile as Final Fantasy VIII, just in different ways.

Though Suikoden may not be groundbreaking, it's definitely good.

Even with its handful of new features, Breath of Fire III breaks little new ground.

Altus' Persona for the PlayStation easily qualifies as a sleeper hit.

Chrono Trigger is a game where the notion of time is turned upside down as players must race against it, while all the decisions made along the way will affect the past, present, and future.

The two games included in Final Fantasy Origins may be short on presentation, but they're certainly long enough on gameplay to justify the purchase price for any hard-core RPG fan.